The browser comes equipped with a news and data aggregator, dubbed ‘ Crypto Corner’ – a space holding key information including crypto news, crypto asset prices and gas fees, as well as crypto events, airdrops and even podcasts.Opera, which claims to be the creator of the world’s first native Web3 browser, has made it clear that the latest integration of multiple blockchain networks into its ecosystem is a key strategy in its mission to become chain agnostic and seamlessly onboard millions of users to Web3, in an environmentally-conscious way. “We are releasing our beta to the world to get feedback from the crypto community and to build it together moving forward.” “Opera’s Crypto Browser Project simplifies Web3 user experience that is often bewildering for mainstream users,” he added. Jorgen Arnesen, EVP Mobile at Opera, said that, until now, “none of the web browsing experiences offered today are built to create a seamless and secure experience across them”.

The newly-released project places Web3 in the focus of internet browsing.Īccording to the company, the main intention is to make it easier to browse decentralised apps (dApps), games, and metaverse platforms for a more seamless cross-platform experience. Web browser company Opera has released its new crypto browser project that offers its users direct access to Web3 services with beta versions immediately available for Windows, Mac and Android.

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